10°

Joystiq Interview: The EA/Hasbro Game Agreement

n 2007, Electronic Arts signed an exclusive agreement with Hasbro to produce games based on some of the items in its vaults, and so far people have seen Scrabble, Hasbro Family Game Night, Trivial Pursuit, and more. EA also just announced Hasbro Family Game Night 2 for the Wii and DS, due out later this fall, which will add Pictureka, Bop-It, Operation, Jenga and others to the mix.

But where are the titles like Risk, Axis & Allies, and Dark Tower? Joystiq spoke to Steve Flege, Senior Marketing Director for Hasbro Digital and Kyle Murray, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Electronic Arts about the deal, the first games they have seen, the pricing structure, and what's coming up next.
BIoodmask - contributor
Published: 202 days 20 hours ago | Interview | PlayStation 3 | Xbox 360 | Wii
 
 
 

Multi
Loot Ninja's 2009 Console/Core Gamer Holiday Gi...
Multi | Article
Loot Ninja writes: "So, you want to know what to buy yourself or other console / core gamer friends for the Holidays? We knew you would, so we...

Wii
Atomic Gamer: New Super Mario Bros Wii Review
Wii | Review
Atomic Gamer writes: "You probably haven't seen Borderlands and New Super Mario Bros Wii mentioned together in the same article very often, if...

Multi
Atomic Gamer: Band Hero Review
Multi | Review
Atomic Gamer writes: "If you feel like you just haven't gotten enough Guitar Hero this year, Activision has got you covered. After half a doze...

Multi
GameZone: Scene It? Bright Lights! Big Screen! ...
Multi | Review
GameZone writes: "Some people excel at sports. Others are excellent with their hands, allowing them to build anything from a bird house to an ...
About N4G
N4G is a social game news site that covers the game industry 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
More Info... | Submit News